Writing Notes of Condolence
There are 7 aspects
Sympathy letter writing: NO is about truth and identification.
The message needs to be clearly identified as relevant and timely.
Sympathy letter writing: HELLO is about openness and attention.
Its importance lies in bringing attention to aspects of death and dying that can perhaps otherwise not be recognized.
Sympathy letter writing: THANK YOU is about giving from the heart.
The poignancy of the reading will depend upon striking a balance between too little and too much sentiment.
Sympathy letter writing: GOODBYE is about completion and moving on.
The finality of death has to be dealt with; there is comfort to be offered in Truth.
Sympathy letter writing: PLEASE is about vision and prayer.
Many people have little or no experience of prayerfulness hence the special value of poetry to create sacredness through beauty.
Sympathy letter writing: SORRY is essentially about release.
Remorse, guilt and blame are issues that poems can address elegantly.
Sympathy letter writing: YES is about accepting and surrender.
Perhaps the deepest compassion is expressed when leading the bereaved to accept what is inevitable.
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Self-examination "Meaning"
You can have fun with this or take it very seriously...it is a way to look at yourself and your circumstances
Drag these life categories into your order of importance for you
Score each 1 to 10 according to how satisfied you are with this area of life
The Satisfaction Index is a measure of your level of OK-ness with this area of your life
The Primary Word and Critial Keywords may help guide you towards improvement of the quality of your life
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